Lab task 5 TCP/IP

 CINDY BEH XIN YI AI200259

Lab #

LAB- TCP//IP


INSTRUCTIONS

 

Investigate all questions below using the computer in front of you and print screen your answers.

 

1.How to check your computer IP address? Give me several ways on how to do it. 2.How are we going to setup static IP configuration?

3. When do we need to setup static IP configuration?

4. Do you know the type of UTHM IP configuration? Is it static or dynamic?

5.What is static IP?

6. What is dynamic IP? When do we need to use dynamic IP? When do we need to use dynamic IP?

7. By using two IP addresses, show me how to configure a simple network (Consist of Computer A and Computer B). Show me step by step.

Please share all your documents on your blog and upload your report to the Author.


Answer:

1.     How to check your computer IP address? Give me several ways on how to do it.

 

First way: By Command Prompt

Step 1:

Go search tab and search “Command Prompt”.


Step 2: Type “ipconfig” and press ENTER






Step 3: IP address will be shown.



Second way: View from Setting

Step 1:

Find setting at Start.


Step 2:

Click “Network & Internet” Settings


Step 3:

After reach this page, click on Properties.



Step 4:

Scroll down and you will see this scene. You able to see the IP address.



Third way: View from Control Panel

Step 1:

Search “control panel” at search tab



Step 2: 

Click “View network status and task”


Step 3:

Click “change adapter settings”


Step 4: 

Click on Wifi.



Step 5:

Click Details

 

Step 6:

This scene shown and you can view your ip address.






 

2.How are we going to setup static IP configuration?

Step 1:

Search “Control Panel” at search tab.


Step 2:

Click “Network and Internet”


Step 3:

Click Network and Sharing Center


Step 4:

Click change adapter settings


Step 5:

Right click on Wifi and click properties.


Step 6:

Select Internet protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)


Step 7:

Click properties


Step 8:

Enter IP address, Subnet mask, Default gateway, DNS server. After that click OK. Static IP address is displayed.


 

3. When do we need to setup static IP configuration?

-       When external devices or websites need to remember your IP address.

-       When other computer wants to access your computer to download files, then the computer forced to use static IP address.

-       When there is only one printer in the office, static IP is form and used by all the computer to connect the printer.

-       Some network devices do not support Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

-       Avoid potential IP address conflicts where DHCP might supply an address which already assigned at another place.

 

4. Do you know the type of UTHM IP configuration? Is it static or dynamic?

The IP address of UTHM is 103.31.34.251. The type of UTHM IP configuration is static and also dynamic. It is because static IP configuration could make the computer connect to each other and in order to connect the server of UTHM a static IP configuration is a must to use so that all the computer can access the server. It also uses dynamic because of when they connect to the network, the address will change over the time.

5. What is static IP?

A static IP is an IP address that never change. It is required when there are many devices need to connect to one device. By using static IP, it can be easily connected through static IP address, so that both of the devices always connected. Besides, static IP also used in a company where it has server. Many computers need to access the company server to complete or to view their tasks. So, by providing static IP, all the computer can access the server.

 

6. What is dynamic IP? When do we need to use dynamic IP? When do we need to use dynamic IP?

   Dynamic IP is address which assigned by network when they connect to a network and change over time. Most home networks are dynamic IP address and is because it is cost effective for Internet Service Providers (ISP’s) to place dynamic IP addresses to their customers. Dynamic IP is used when IPv4 doesn’t provide enough static IP addresses to go around. For example, in home or office may be assigned a dynamic IP address because no matter what devices we use the addresses are probably assigned by network router and change over time. So, mostly home network will use dynamic IP address as there is no required for accessing server etc.


7. By using two IP addresses, show me how to configure a simple network (Consist of Computer A and Computer B). Show me step by step.


Step 1: Connect two computer with LAN cable.





Computer A

Step 1:

Open "Control Panel" on Computer A





Step 2:

Click "Network and Internet" 




Step 3:

Click "Network and Sharing Center"



Step 4:

Click "Change adapter settings"













Step 5:

Right- click on "ethernet" and click "Properties"

















Step 6:

Select "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click "Properties".



  Step 7:
Insert the IP address with 192.168.0.1 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0 . Then click "OK".

    Step 8:
    After close the window, back to "Network and sharing center", click "Change                advanced sharing settings". 

    Step 9:
    Turn on network discovery and also file and printer sharing.
    



















    Step 10:
    Repeat Step 1 to Step 9 on Computer B. But the IP address is 192.168.0.2 .
    

    Share File
    Computer A
    Step1:
    Go to the folder you want to share, right-click the folder and click "Properties"

    Step 2:
    Click "Sharing" tab and click "Share".

    Step 3:
    Click the arrow, select "Everyone". Then click "Add".

    Step 4:
    After that click "Share". Then, this file is shared.


    Computer B
    Step 1:
    Open "File Explorer" click network. Find name of Computer A.

    Step 2:
    Click Computer A name and go into Desktop and you will see the file that shared        just now.
    
    Step 3:
    Copy any folder on Computer B and paste in Computer A.

    Step 4:
    Open Computer A and the file is in the folder.
    

Thank you!

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